Yoakum to Waco Train No 41 Arrival
Train 41 arrives from Yoakum at 2 25 p m with arrival time listed for passengers and schedule reference.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
5
Train 41 arrives from Yoakum at 2 25 p m with arrival time listed for passengers and schedule reference.
Receipts total 12,843 bales with 156 bales received in the week ending December 8. Grand total to December 8 stands at 12,499 bales. Markets are weak with middling prices around 10 ots.
Last Saturday in Shiner marked a busy period with every business crowded to capacity. Mrs Mary Martin visits Houston this week to see Mrs W H Plagemann. County Attorney W T Bagby and City Marshal Young of Yoakum were in Shiner on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Williford of Flatonia visited relatives in Shiner last Sunday. Hints of sales: H A Woods offers for sale a fine lot of horses and mules.
Dr Frank Kent of San Antonio will visit Shiner December 19th at the office with Drs Schulze and Gray for free eye ear nose and throat examinations. Store hours extended to 9 30 PM for night shoppers. Next Monday December 17th is justice court day. Razors and scissors repaired at A C Koepkes. Knights of Pythias nominate officers for next year. Wendtland residence nearing completion and Wendel at the Wendtland property pleased with the deal. Morgenroths moving to Floresville. For a stylish hair cut call on Wm Franks.
Emler to travel Monday to Louisiana to pick up a car and cedar trees. Leave orders with G. Wendel.
Two major transactions occurred in Shiner last Thursday. H A Woods purchased the Shiner livery stable from Dr Gun Schulze and will assume management immediately. Ben Fehrenkamp bought the Hillman gin property. Mrs Hillmer and children left for Scurry County to join her husband. A W Smith, freight conductor on the A and P Railway, was arrested in Yoakum on burglary charges and bond set at 500 in two cases.
Mrs Clara Yeager died Sunday afternoon after long suffering and was buried Monday at Fiatonia cemetery. Four children Ford George Mrs H N Flato and Mrs M Fernau were with her. She had lived in Flatonia since infancy and was beloved by many. The Flatonia Argus extends sympathy to her family and friends.
December 6 Halletsville Texas. All criminal cases in the county court disposed of and the jury discharged. Fines imposed on several offenders include a negro fined 875 for slapping his wife and a young white man 100 for carrying a pistol. Local business and social notes follow with names and transactions.
Turkeys are selling for 54 cents per pound live weight with hundreds marketed at that price. Two parties hold about 2000 birds for better prices. A Hackberry man filed a complaint against a neighbor for stealing twenty five turkeys. The case goes to the March term of county court.
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